Top 10 Intriguing C&C NJ Stories of 2023

Summary of the Year

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10. Dirty Books in Your School Library and Your Teen’s Classroom.

Seems like the Librarian Association is full of Crazy Marxists that want to steal the innocence of your children by introducing kids to erotica, kink, and straight up porn. The Roxbury School Librarian even went out of her way to sue parents in the district for pointing out these inappropriate porn books that she proudly displayed at the front of the library. Although you may not be too worried about your child picking out one of the porn books in school, the main issue arises when these same books end up as a mandatory reading as a classroom assignments. The seniors in West Morris Mendham High School were assigned the erotic cartoon novel Fun Home, which is full of cartoon sex. Freshmen in Washington Township had to have permission slips signed to watch Schindler's List, but the kids didn’t need to have permission to read the explicate, erotic, violent, child rape/incest scenes in The Bluest Eye. Porn and Erotica Books should NEVER be assigned to kids for mandatory reading, even if they are in High School.

9. The Woke Majority State Board of Education Mandates Ridiculous Policy Against Parent Wishes.

The controversial Chapter 7 updates include (but are not limited to):

• Removing equality and replacing with equity, and redefining equity to mean equality. Equity now means that “students have the opportunity to master the goals of the curriculum in an educational environment that is fair, just, and impartial to all individuals.” New Jersey has a completely different definition of equity from the rest of America who understands equity as “denotes fairness and justice in process and in results.”

• Sex Ed classes will no longer be split up by biological sex, but rather gender identity. This means that biological boys of any age, can now participate in lessons on sensitive topics, in the presence of biological girls. Keep in mind that most districts will not tell you that your child has a new gender identity, therefore, your child will get sexual instruction based on his/her preference without a parent’s consent or knowledge.

• Remove gender-specific language from the school curriculum, to be inclusive of all protected classes and categories, and ensure all classes and programs offered by the school district are represented. Teaching sex ed classes without gender-specific language will be something your individual district will have to figure out.

There will be sanctions to the districts that do not implement the new comprehensive equity plan within 180 days of the plan’s approval date. But is Chapter 7 even Mandatory for schools?

8. New Jersey Age-Inappropriate Sex Ed Lessons on Course

Many kids in New Jersey will not experience the New Sex Ed standards because some seasoned teachers know how to get around it. However, newer, more idealistic teachers are more likely to strictly follow the curriculum. It was shocking to parents in Ocean City when their 9 and 10 year olds were taught about erections, wet dreams and cum in a mixed classroom of boys and girls.

7. Cherry Hill Tells Middle Schoolers Racist Terms So They Won’t be Racist

The schools say they aren’t teaching CRT, but how is this garbage infiltrate the drama club. Middle school kids who were at practice to perform “Seussical the Musical” were forced to sit through a full hour lecture on how Dr. Seuss was racist, how the monkeys in his books represented black people and how various white people throughout history were secretly or openly racist. In addition, they read a book called “The new Kid” that had every type of racist stereotype and hurtful racist comments one could ever dream up.

6. NJEA Tracking Parents

New Jersey Teacher’s Union “Center for Honesty” database allows teachers, school officials and anyone with the internet to report district parents, and anyone else, who opposes anything that is against the UNION ideology. Anything you do FOR YOUR CHILD can end up in this database. It really should be named “Parent database for harassment, intimidation and bullying use.”

5. Tensions Mount in Woke School Districts about Israel-Palestine war

Creating teenage social justice warriors has its drawbacks when it comes to school unity. This seems to be happening in towns with a high Jewish population. Read about Cherry Hill and Teaneck. Of course, Cherry Hill is in here because the superintendent and BOE are always praising BLM no matter how much hate comes from the lips of BLM activists and they will shut down anyone who points out the obvious.

4. Hunterdon Central Gets Less Woke

Jeffrey Moore of Hunterdon Central was voted the most woke Superintendent in New Jersey by 61% in 2022. The runner up was Joe Meloche From Cherry Hill coming in at 13%.

Hunterdon Central had a blowout BOE election this year, filling the district with concerned parents. Between the threat to get rid of homecoming traditions, violence, teen drag shows and abortion protests, something needed to change. Moore has left New Jersey and is moving to New York, where he is more suited. Congratulations Hunterdon!

3. Transgender Identity and Pronouns Take Center Stage in K-3 School Classroom Discussions

The kids in Roselle Park could not avoid discussions on transgenderism when their hired substitute was a transgender woman. Kids were sent to the principal’s office when they couldn’t remember a fully bearded man’s correct pronouns. We are in the world of absurd when small children are subjected to this nonsense to make grown adult men feel more comfortable in their own skin. And in Gloucester township the teacher decided to have a trans story hour. It seems like everyone has lost their damn minds. But it’s no surprise when you consider how the NJEA pushes gender ideology and the schools provide trans-the-kids professional development.

2. War 5756 - Parents Vs. The State

The substantial opposition to unconstitutional school policy arose when an overwhelming number of parents were elected to the school boards in New Jersey! They looked over policy, took charge and eliminated Policy 5756. This is the policy that has the kids write a confidentially plan that will allow teachers and staff to hide the child’s gender identity from their parents. The state AG went after districts that tried to write a policy that would inform parents of ANY situation where the child was in mental or physical distress. We are now counting 20 districts that have eliminated Policy 5756. Schools were not sued for eliminating the policy, only for requiring teachers or staff to tell parents when a child was having psychology or physical issues.

There are even parents suing the districts for keeping 5756 and also suing the state over the unconstitutional policy. If you would like to sue your district, please contact me here. There is only 2 ways we can make change, through our elected officials and lawsuits! Be a part of the change!

Please read our fact vs. fiction article on how 5756 is NOT MANDATORY.

1. A 4100+% increase in Kids Identifying as Non-Binary in New Jersey Public Schools.

Before the pandemic, during September 2019 enrollment, a total of 16 kids in the entire state identified as “non-binary”. In June it was shown that, as of the September 2022/2023 school year, the number of total non-binary students had increased to 675 kids. That is a 4119% change from baseline increase in 4 years. This data directly comes from the state website in the form of “enrollment reports”.

Keep on pressing on!